Vertigo Films is a British independent TV and film production company founded in 2002, run by co-founders James Richardson and Allan Niblo and CEO Jane Moore.
On the success of cinematic hits including Monsters (directed by Gareth Edwards), Bronson (starring Tom Hardy), The Football Factory and StreetDance 3D, the company built an integrated distribution, sales and post-production operation and became one of the most successful independent film companies in the U.K.
Vertigo prides itself on being an innovator: the first UK production company to film on digital; the first UK production company to film in 3D; and a creator of VR and AI games to use as marketing tools.
Since expanding into TV production, Vertigo has combined original, cinematic and international stories with a unique expertise in marketing to create Bulletproof and Britannia for Sky. The company currently have two shows in production, Mammals for Amazon, and A Town Called Malice for Sky.
Sapphire Media International is Europe's leading distributor of adult entertainment to televisions and wireless devices.
Founded in 2001, the company broadcasts eight TV channels and provides state-of-the-art VOD/IPTV and mobile services to over five hundred companies in twenty European territories.
Using its extensive library of adult programming acquired from the top producers worldwide, Sapphire Media International can provide either generic or tailor made broadcast solutions for any multi-media distribution network. The company combines an in-depth knowledge of the adult business with a cutting edge distribution and support network to increase the effectiveness and efficiency of content delivery, thereby increasing potential revenues and profitability for the customer.